Laurent Lamothe did not give the court his sworn affidavit for the default jugment.
There is a clear distinction between a default and a judgment upon default. A default is not a judgment. It is an interlocutory order of the court, the effect of which is to preclude the defendant from making any further defense in the case so far as liability is concerned. A judgment upon default, on the other hand, is the final judgment in the case which is entered after the default and after a hearing in damages
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Laurent Lamothe Vs. Leo Joseph - Default Final Judgment
Laurent Lamothe did not give the court his sworn affidavit for the default jugment.
There is a clear distinction between a default and a judgment upon default. A default is not a judgment. …